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Binding of calcium by fragment 38-108 of pike parvalbumin
Biochimie
|January 1, 1979
Abstract:
Cyanogen bromide splitting of pike parvalbumin III was carried out and fragment 38-108 containing two calcium-binding domains was isolated. The obtained fragment binds calcium rather well (Kd = 1.6.10(-5) M), possesses a secondary structure, its CD spectrum changes after removal of calcium.
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